Program Overview

The Electronics Engineering & Communications Program is a 10-semester program with 169 credit hours. The program focuses on microelectronics engineering, electronic systems design, low energy electronics, electronics applications in Internet objects systems, fifth-generation networks, and precision sensors. Graduates can pursue careers in designing, producing, and modifying designs, working with and managing a team of engineers, undertaking site surveys, producing disaster management plans, interpreting data and writing reports, and testing systems.